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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
Notice Of Suit Commenced

C,TATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY -
> White Pine. District Attornev,s eOF
Hamilton, March 10, 1887. Notice Of s as.s,,
Commenced. Suit
To The following named defendants 10 IL.
Joseph Grandelmeyer. John Doe aud R1ch.na::
Roe, and 10 all owners OF or claimants To .L Lo
real estate and improvements thereon ~ sns
matter described. known or unknown. W "
are hereby notified that suit has been Gu aoa
meneed in the District Court of the Sls,n I'm I,
Nevada. County Of White Pine. held In AZ VI
town Of Hamilton County and State 49,
said, by the State Of = eyada as plaintis
against each OF the defendants hereinbesosal,
named, aud each Of the following deser,hoa.ss
tracts or parcels of land with the imnraSesa
ments thereon. and all owners Of or claimsn,.
to the same. known or unknown, 10 r..eos
the tax ann delinquency thereon assessed -
said defendant against said property for ,hs
fiscal year ISL. md that : summons has heas
duly Issued N this cause. AID you are furtha,
poiihed that If yon fail TO appear and anawes
the complaint filed in said cause on or hafesa
the 18th day Of April. A ID. 1857, judemen,
will be taken against You and the real estate
and improvements herein described for shs
amount Of tax, delinquency and penalty speel.
fed and The costs Of suit.
Joseph GrandelmeyeT. tax and delinon.n..
on the following described real estate and inn
proyements thereon aud personal property. IA
wit: That certain ten stamp quartz mill and
millsite. situate On the west side Of Mil street
in the town Of Hamilton. and known as the
Hamilton mil that certain ten-stamp quart
mill and millsite, situate about three-fonrths
OF mile east Of Main street OF said town of
Hamilton. and on the northeast side Of the
road running from said Hamilton TO the town
of EbeThardt, and known - The Swansea mill:
and The west one-baf Of Lots y. 10 and II in
block - and Lots y 10 - inclusive OF block ri
and Lots 10 10 q inclusive OF block "a. and
Lots II and Il In block D. OF said town Of
Hamilton. according 10 the Official survey
thereof and Lots 81 and - of block 5. and Lots
10. 20. q aud - Of block 81. aud Lots aud al
block 3. Of the town Of Treasure City. accord.
ing 10 the official survey thereof, and Lots
and of block - Of the town Of Shermantown.
together with al improvements thereon. and
one nnsatsied mortgage on Haggin & Tevis
mine and on b60 feet of tbs stafford mine.
Tax .............s........ 1913 IS
DsIlnqnenGY 80. .s-...sss.ss.s.- - "
Penalty for suit Is per eent.)........ 2is 81
Total ...........-s... ...........;. sl,ld 70
". { LONE
District Attorney Of White Pine county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
NO. So
NO. 81
APPLICATION FOR APATEHT.
L. S. LAND OFFICE,

FrpyKA. NEVADA. January II, 1881.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT NJ;
y B. GARAGHAN, T. {. POOJADE ana
Irvi IEAVITvr Whose postotfce address II
~ Whife Pine County, Neyadaal, have
mis- day filed their application for patent iof
sffs.n hundred l5OU) linear feet Of Inc Tx
change Nine or vein bearing silver, WIN suI
face ground six hundred GU ieet III with,
sit9afed in Osceola Mining District, County
- Tbite Pine and State Of Nevada, and de-
signafed By the field notes and ofhciai plat on
- in this Office a. Lot Number forty-t"o
az. located upon nnsurVeyeu lahu. me exc
nor boundaries Of said Lot NO. ~ Delhs As
follows, 10 wit; " r.
survey 80 % Exchange Lode, whence I. ,.
Mineral Monument No. ! Dears >. deg 81
min. ( 16tg feet; shaft upon TINS lode
brar ; = dec. 10 min. + luOJ ieeti q secoha
.haft upon this lode bears ; Az deg. ~ min,
{. 81 feet said corner and post marked 10:
a above. i identical with post No L. ,
survey No. ~ Golden Eagle Lode: corner on
esst line Of Township Il North, KaEge %
East and common 10 Sections " ana IL. beafs
: AZ, deg +. 1853 feet; thence nrst course,
: ~. dec ". lO5 $40 feet 10 soul heru
boundary line OF L. ;. Survey No - Crescent
I aas tlsl feet 10 post marked 40. , L. ). sur
vey No ~ Exchange Lode, the post being
identical with No. u ;. survey No. %
Golden Eagle Lode; thence second course,
: ~ deg. IS min L. 1870 feet 10 post marked
So3I ;. Survey No. ~ Exchange LODE
thepee third course y Is deg. ~ min, L GU
fer TO post marked No. 4 L. ;. Survey No ~
Exchange Lode; thence fourth cOurse, ,. o.
deg A. min. ". il42 clio feet 10 southern
boundary line of L. 5. Survey No. - Cres-
cent Lode. 1900 feet 70 post No. l, the place
OF beginning, containing - 65-lOO acres.
So much OF L. ) Survey No. - Crescent
Lode A. conflicts with tins survey j. hereby
excluded: said conflict being described as
follows: beginning al posi- No. OF this sur
vey No. -. and running thence first course,
) Is deg 30 min, ". 100 5-lO feet thence
second conrse. ;. 81 deg. 80 min, L. 30 30
feel: thence y. o. deg. IS min, W. IS 4-l0 feet
To place Of tegining. containing 41-lUO acres; .
said tract being excluded from the survey,
leaves remaining - 1900 acres,
Magnetic variation, 10 deg. 80 min. east
The location Of this Mine is recorded IN the
Recorders Office Of Osceola Mining District,
White Pine county, Nevada In Book A,
page II
ANY and all persOI.s claiming adversely any
portion Of said Exchange mine OF surface
ground are required TO hle their adverse claims
With the Register Of the United states Land
Office al Eureka. In the State Of Nevada, dur
ing the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue Of the pro
visions sf the Statute.
ID. II. HALL, Register.
II Is hereby ordered shat the foregoing
notice of Application for Patent be published
TOR the period Of ten consecutive weeks IN the
White Pine NEws. a weekly newspaper pub
lished al Taylor, Nevada
jn22lOw d ii. HALL, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

Tie Salt Lake Democrat says that
salt i manufactured Imere now LOO
Der eeat. cheaper thsl il was last
Yezr. aad the salt tTaie OF fh- city !
assuming mammoth prnpurlin0>- In
fset me trade ! revulutinniZed. Snd
Salt Lake loeln> up A. = soErce Of salt
supply. the capabilities Of Which esn
scarcriy he caacnlsfraf- Montana us
long been Supplied from here. and anN
the trade i stretching east Ia A-d be
vond the Mississippi
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
WHITE PINE NEWS
NoBODY KNOWS But MOTHER.

Nobody knows Il The work il makes
To keep the home together.
Melody knows Of the steps i taxes.
Melody knows bat mother
Nobody listens 20 childish vuSs
Which kisses ouly smother.
Nobody's panied b. naughty eloSs.
NobOdy-only noshsf-
Nobody knows Of the sseepless ezFe
Bestowed on bshy brother;
Nobody knows - the tender Prssr.
Nobody-oBly mother.
Nobody knows o. the lessons taught
oflOviEg one another.
NOBODY knsxs Of the patience ssaE3t.
Nobody-oEly mother.
NOBODY knoEs q The zaxloas fe.rs
Least dsrlsnSs may bot weather
The storm Of life n zfger year.
Nobody knows-bai nosber.
Nobody kne<ls ~ the Ehro1e zhese
To thank the HeaveEly fai1s-.
Fur that sweetest gift-a Eeshes' losss
Nobody ean-bat neshe-.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

Lieutenant john W Daunenhower.
The Anctic rNpInrrr. Shnt And Killed
himself a; the Naval Academy. An
noIsalis. Nj. Wednesday morning.
Mental trouble i supposed ~ have.
csa>szi tie rasa set be lesvpS - wife
snsi tn children. He WAS aissut
thirty-tise years olu an'i al Intelligent
Snd polished officer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

IHeppnsr. usressn. Gasss.s-l

AACPflsAs CA1 80 8s4@A@~@4
Moonlight ON the sheep hacienda o.
Ike Fulton. Great quantities D.
moonlight and precious lite fees:.
Huddled in the corral. the hungry
sheep wondered If the Lentea se2Sen
Was ever going TO let up. AMI i re-
membranes OF green pastures and
running waters were : dream or ;
reality.
Old Ike Fulton rAlkei gloomilv
into the house. where lis fair daughter
EmmxliDe MAS pulling pzSsioaaie
tune out OF = prehistoric sccoriioB.
Thunder and lishiniB. Emmy, I
wish you'd lei up On that thing Here
sur sheep are dyin' b. The d.szen. snd
ynu set thar and grind Cur music Ike
= dook daughter
A large No. l2 hi.lnN Il pzin swept
aver Emmzline's classic features. start
ing 81 the top If her lef1 ear and
breaking on = mole Oh her right eaees-
Tie scconlizn fell finn her nerxeleSs
hand, and with passionate exe.znz-
zion she kicked il 1rder The bel
IF only had hzy enough for one
more feed I'd Ne al rigai. muitered
Ike. I'm goin' IL &c, tn Io-msr-
row moFnin
A lOOk Of profound ale flashed IN
70 Emmy's heAurifal ssg--srs-n rvrS.
and she daTf5d from TIE rs-ssa Ike =
startled heifer A minute later Sbe
refurDes1 zrlfh a srr-sVr ss-us IN n i
bunch 2r2SS bar.
Old Ike'S loser iNE sirspl-.i IN n
cnliar isiEr. ~Wh4r siisi vun xif T.
Emmv." he sskeSi
With Lysteric lifrl~ ~-al, or fzo
Emmy rhrea her arms around The I'D
man neck
They are mr. ni.l i.c>tIes. ran.
Take them Ani gire Tie saeep = square
meal
And thAi's haN Enamsllne Fulfo1
SAv~i her I'D mans stock
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Ksea a. = Razsr

cru1fTyman = That fe lrT IN The
telegraph Office sp there though, be
wa mighty smart. bur | fooled hin.
Polieem4n-You did Howl
CoanGTvmxn = On. eAsy e1oagh.
You ser | went in there yesterday 10
send message 10 81. Louis. and tod
him what / wanted All night ~
he, rs cents SO paid hin The =
cents. and I'll he d2rnei II re did =
thing but rap that old brass clicker Of
his fftern Or rweofy times. and then
hang the message % = huok.
Polioeman-Well, do ron call tia;
fcoling hint
Cauatiyman-Yoa Just hold "a.
and I'll tell you. To dAy | wanted 20
send another message n S. Louis. buf
III Re gosh dArned II ! wanted TO par
another g cents SO Rent I'D tn the
office kinder polife like. a. sex I.
Mister. ser I. There's = yoang lady
euiside a. sra she wants 10 speak 70
you III tend Office fog ron while
you're gOae- Well. siF, be Bit right
SWAY. on he went in hurry. ard
before he gei back | had plerty Of
time IN elink his old brass rasr hiHe ali
] wanted and hang MT MESSAGE N The
hook just as be did the day before
know that they got j, too. ~ the other
end, for The minute 30; through the
old machine went 10 clicking like
blue blaLes. ; much Gs 10 szy: -Ali
right. old man. ne hear YOU On.
fooled him good. I did. Your Uncle
Peter iiTes n WAsback. b1t he zsn :
M foul. he amt. not By = IoBg chalk.
no-sir-ree.-IS omerviile Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

The Chinese National Bank Exam
iner. when o. his round among TIE
banks, Always takes wi;h him block.
an 81 aod Tag of sAxdasf. The use
for these articles will suggest itself
when il Is stated that the dee4piiation
NJ the defAulting officials Of rhe Tunz
Lang Bank has been ordered A
shortage means good deal more 10 =
Chinese bank offcer than ]: does 20
he Ans ricsu crnpeer.
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tALTAsl
Summons.

IL THE JUSTICE COURT OF SEVENTH
| To.Eship OF tue County Of White Pine,
State Of Nevada.
JOHN WEARNE, Plaintid.
EDWARD MARTIN, Defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 Ed.
ward Martin. Defendant.
lou are hereby summoned 10 appear before
me al my office IN Cherry Creek. In he County
Of White pine. GA the fOarfh day Of June.
lss7, NJ IL o'clock noon, n AZ action brought
against yoa by -aid plainiln 10 answer the
complaint ~ the above NAMED plainfia.
sad action J. brought TO recover the sm Of
Two hundred and lily $40 dollars. Tor
money paid 10 you b. aid plaiblid 81 yasr In.
sfanrs an1 request. together With interest on
same from OeiDlter J.. l.Ss, Al Two per cent
per month as specially agreed 10 BY you on
The receipt Of said money. amounting Ia Two
handeed aud Two ssf21 dsilars. or judgment
viii Dc taken against y0u Ter The said amount,
together with costs Of this saii, II ron fail to
appear and answer.
10 the sheriff or sly censtahls OF said
County. greeting Mass lsgaI seTyies and
due return thereof.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Feb
rnsTs, lss1
] NJ. STILlNS.
Jn.tice Of the peace 81 aid Township.
tmri2-7tl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
tALIAsI
Summons

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF SEVENTH
L Tosnshlp OF the County Of White Pine,
State OF Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

V,o J. FULLER. co-owNER: YOU
L are hereby notified that The AnncT Con-
solidated Mining Company has expended Two
hundred and twenty two ts222) dollars n la'
Dor and improvements upon the Muney Con-
solldated Mining CompaEy's lodes aud claims
situated In silver Mountain Mining District.
White Pine County, State Of Nevada. dnring
the year 1886, In conformity with the proYls-
ions Of Section s324 Revised Statutes OF the
United states. being the amount required 20
hold Tho same. And II within ninety days
after this notice by publication You fan or fe,
fuse to contribute your proportion Of snen
expenditure, as co-owner. your interest IN
said lodes and claims Will become the prop
erty OF the subscribers under said Section
9i2l Revised Statutes,
HENRY BUSH,
j. r. PLAGEMA<N.
Taylor, New, February l, 1887. 5b5-9n
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. $. LAND OFFICE.
ETzEKA. Nevada AprfltI. iSs-

49, - n EAA- --- 49,
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- jean Z. 4oaas q Csr@oE Ctr, State II
Nezs1z- azt1oTlEs1 AGENT n ihe State
q NeVs14- Ard artizE for ard on ia he
kxh hEs fied N tppfcz-5a1 20 enter un6er
fke provisions q an Ac1 o Congress approved
JzEe "a i--o- entIIAec q. Act 70 grant 70 The
state q SxFzds lan1s il lieu q the sixreeufh
zzd Izi-rE sixzh sections n szsd SIate. the
: = q & L. SIX = Il >W- -. Section u.
TuwEsAiu - no-sh q RAn-= - eAsr, Mount
DiAbso ue-IcI4H, ard cOEtaining 10 scTrs
AE6 Lei : Section :. ard LIT !. NJ a u
Nv. = and Nv = q Ne. \, section Is
TOwzship Is Dorfk q RsaEe ~ east Mount
DiAs8o meridian. n the eistricE of laAd sub
tecs 70 sac Al Eureka Nevada, ard Containing
1s7-e2 4c-es The SELECTION - the above
presc~Tbs1 sT1c-s q and will ce rendered ar
aid land sesre On SATURDAY. the 9Th dsy ol
irne- 80
$3.50, d n. BALL. Rezister.
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II THE JUSTICE COURT OF SEVENTH
| TowEship Of the esunty Of White Pine,
State Of Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. State Of Nevada, in and for the County Of
White Pine.
NELLIE Z. Rain, Plsintin
vs.
PETER P. BAIN, Defendant,
The state Of Nevada sends greeting TO Peter
P. Balm.
You are hereby required TO appear in an ac-
lion commenced against you as defendant BY
Neiii. Z. Balm a. plaintiff, In the District
Court Of the state Of Nevads, IN aud for the
COUNTY OF White Pine. at the town OF Hamil-
ton. aud answer the conplgiut therein, ~ hieh
i on Tile with the CLERK of -aid CuuT.. within
ten days ALTER the service on you Of this sum
mons exclusive Of he dag vi service, Ifscrred
IN sglu Comfy, or twenty days II served out of
said County but Within tins district. and in
all other .ases forty days or Judgment by de-
iauit will be taken against You, according 10
the PRAYER of said complaint
ne ssId action Is brought to obtain a decree
Of this Court dlssOlving forever the bones OF
mairimoay now existing between you aue this
piain'ih. For cause Of action plaintiff alleges
.ba; ever since the month OF November A. ID.
J. -. you have continuously wifully and with
ont cause neglected and des rried plaintiff
Witout her consent, and that ever since thai
dats you have neglected. failed and refused To
provide for her maintenance AMI SUPPORT al
though fully Able TO do so; all Of when will
more inlly appear by reference to plaintiffs
complain on die hrrein, and 10 which You arr
more particularly referred
And you are hereby notified that II Won fail
10 appear aud answer the said complaint u.
above required the said plaintiff will apply 10
this Court for the relief demanded therein.
IN festimOney Whereof, !. WN. LAuRENsoS
- have heTeunto set my hand and
affixed the seal Of said Court this
SEAL. 18th day Of March, 1885,.
WIN. LAURENSON.
- Clerk OF the District Court Of the
state of Nevada, County Of White Pine.
mr2f7t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF SEVENTH
Township Of the County Of White Pine,
state OF Nevada
GEORGE KENNEDY. PLAINTIFF.
V.
T. +. SHINE. Defendant.
The State Of Nevsda send greeting 10 T. z.
Shine, Defendant.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear before me
NJ my office in Cherry Greek. in the County OF
White Pine, on the 18th day o. June. iSs7, al
10 O'Clock A NJ. Ia an acf ion brought against
YOU BY the said Plaintiff 70 answer the con-
plant OF the above named Plaintiff
said action i brought TO recover tie sIm OF
Eighty eight and thiriy-two one-hundredls
So 30 dollars. lawful money. Sixty -seyen and
ffty-seyen one-hnndredth So 81 dollars Of
the aforesaid amount being for goods. wares
and merchandise furnished YOU By said Plain
iff. at your instance and rqnest, ard Twenty
aud twenty Ave one hnndredths So - dol
lars Of the first mentioned amount IL an az.
signed account Of = II. Cannon. or judgment
will he taken against you for said amount,
together with costs OF this suit If you fail TO
appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any consiabls Of said
Comfy, greeting Make legal service and
due return thereof.
Given under my hand this i4th day Of March,
A. ID. 1887.
I. NJ SuLLINS,
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
mr2o-1t
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L State Of Nevada, in and for the County Of
White Pine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

V0Il can live IT home. and make more money
IUU at work for US that at anything else IN
the world. Capital not needed. you are start
cd free. Roth sexes; all ages. Any one can
do the work. Large earnings sure from hrsI
start. Costly outfit and terms fiee. Better
not delay. Costs You nothing to send us yonI
address and hnd out; II you are wiee yOa WI
do 50 at once. II AALLErT Co. Portlans'
Maine
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-25

PenclOpe's McasOy0Mdd.

I went down town with Penelope, and
she gave me a peep into her memo
randa. Her list of errands was unique
and I copied it as a curiosity: "Piano
plush potatoes ironing Evarts fiat"
an the name OF WONDER" I asked,
"what are plush potatoes, and why are
you going to iron poor Mr.. Evarts fiat?
I assure you it will not be easy to do
that, for it was tried last winter at
Albany and was a dismal failure"
The key was this "See to having the
piano tuned-two yards of plush for a
picture frame-order some potatoes
new ironing-board and another tiat-iron
wanted-tell husband to come early to
dinner so they could go to hear Evarts
speak,"
The President of the New Orleans
Woman's club is Mrs. Maria Jefferson
Swayze, q niece of Thomas Jefferson.
-"lIeg," IN Buffalo Express.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-25

" Onsat.'s Ingenuity.

A young girl, whose room in an old
country house was disfigured by an
ugly wooden mantel and o fireplace
that was not capable of improvement
except at much expense, has beautified
it in q simple amer. She was the
happy possessor of a long mirror, so she
had the center of the mantel sawed Off
and taken out and the mirror inserted
in the space. The ends of the mantel
and the jambs on either side of the mir
Tor she then draped in old-gold satin in
h~our-ylass fashion, adjoining the top
with bright japanese fans and bric-a-
brac. The entire arrangement is unique,
and no one would dream that it was q
make-shift to cover up a gaping, useless
fireplace and hid eighteen inches of
urly wood.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-25
THE FASCINATING BOARDER.

The other night wo sat around
I9,o Table, near a ecore;
Said Mrs. e., with smiles: "To-nlght
You'll have one member moro
A fascinating boarder no
But hush | he's ut the door,"
All. how he talkodi OF everything
How much and well he knewt
Mid wisdom, wit, and sentiment,
How fast tho moments fewt
Ho Justice did to every theme,
And to his dinner, too.
A very taking fellow. yes,
To that wo oil agreod.
Twas lust before dessert he rose
His nose began to blood
Seized handkerchief, excused himself.
And left the room with spoed.
How fiat tho conversation folli
1t seemod to lose oil zest.
Encomiums were passed upon
This comrado of tho bost.
Congratulnting Mrs. 4.
U,.on her new-found guest.
Tho dinner done. We left tho room
In bonrling-house pell-mell;
But when VIC reached tho upper floors.
Wo found all WIS not we'll;
Tho boardors ut each other looked.
As il transfixed by spell.
14ct taking fellow we Gdmircd-
Tint boarder-where was he7
Asked of tho jewelry and clothes
We shall no longer Sec;
Ask Of tho pawn-shop, tho police
Ask any n but mo!
1'id-Iiits.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-25

NOnsasa's Understanding.

"Well, you know men understand
about SUCH things"
How often do we hear this sentence
from the lips of women, when any qucs-
ton of politics or business is under dis
c%ussion, and in how many different ways
and TOMS is it uttered. Sometimes
it is said with a apologize and self
depreciatory manner, as if because men
"knew about things" was a good and
sufficient reason why women should
not; sometimes the air of the speaker
is n of Encouragement, that seems to
say it's really no use to try, under the
circumstances; while others still will
speak in a grave and serious way: as if
they were simply stating a scientific
and physiological fact which no one
would be reasonable enough to deny,
and concerning which there was no
need for any display Of feeling what
ever.
Women of this last class are perhaps
the most "aggravating," for they seem
to believe chat whatever a man knows
about the subjects mentioned above,
and other matters relating to the con-
duct of everyday affairs, he knows by
intuition or instinct; that it comes to
him in some mysterious way because he
is a
Now, this is a mistake or nonsense.
Men do not acquire knowledge on these
points save by the exercise of certain
faculties of observation, comparison, and
so on, which faculties are possessed IN
precisely the same degree by women
and can be used by them in the same
way and with the same results if they
are so minded. Given a man and q wo-
man of any age beyond their majority
and there will be found q great differ
ence in the knowledge possessed by
them respectively about common things.
Yet trace their lives backward through
some years and a point will he found
where they stood on an equality in this
particular. But their paths began to
diverge quickly and widely. The boy
was encouraged in his. eager asking OF
questions about all topics, especially
| those in which he knew his father to be
Interested. He was taught to hurrah
for his fond parents ~favorite candidate
before he could speak plainly. He was
| proud to listen to the talk of men on
every subject. As soon as he could he
began to read and talk. too, always
helped along and encouraged by his
elders in every possible way. The girl,
IN the contrary, is as systematically
discouraged should she develop q taste
in any of these directions, or else, more
killing still. has her little remarks and
interests quietly ignored, and SO the,
soon die out. She resigns herself tc
her dolls and fairy stories, later to her
small firtations and fancy work, and
presently we have the spectacle of g
woman who is utterly unable, from
want of experience and knowledge, te
manage for herself in many of the
! simplest affairs Of life.